Albert Cummings is an American blues guitarist, singer and songwriter from Williamstown, Massachusetts, who came to music relatively late - he was 27 before he played his first public gig, having trained as a master builder. His 2003 solo debut From the Heart, produced by Stevie Ray Vaughan's former rhythm section Double Trouble, put him on the blues map, and a string of albums on Blind Pig and Provogue Records built him into a touring headliner across the US and Europe. His tenth album Strong (2024) debuted at #1 on the Billboard Blues Chart.
Cummings released his tenth studio album Strong on February 16, 2024, produced by Grammy-winning drummer and songwriter Tom Hambridge at Ocean Way Recording Studio in Nashville.
Strong debuted at #1 on the Billboard Blues Chart, making it Cummings' second consecutive chart-topper after Ten (2022) also reached the top spot.
Cummings released Ten on April 8, 2022, a 13-track album produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Chuck Ainlay that peaked at #1 on the blues album charts.
Cummings signed with Provogue Records, a division of Mascot Label Group, joining a roster that includes Joe Bonamassa, Walter Trout and Eric Gales.
His live album Live at the '62 Center, recorded in his hometown of Williamstown, Massachusetts, earned him a Blues Music Award nomination in the Blues Rock Album category.
